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LAKE FOREST, CALIFORNIA -- Every time my wife and I go there, which this location is only 5 min from our house, the food is good but the employees I've seen lately look like illegals and none of them speak English. I will next time I visit there, call immigration and report them. Even the young girl working the register assumed everyone speaks Spanish and started speaking Spanish to me and I got angry and literally let her have it in front of everyone. This is crap.
The manager came out and she looked Latin and was, but spoke perfect English for she's born in America and I said "if your employees are illegals, I will call immigration now and report them." She said "they're all legal." I said "show me their documents," which I as a customer have the right to ask and them other customers did the same thing. All the employees looked at me dirty with fear and I let them know I'm serious.
Carl's Jr. has the worst employee staff in the world and the late founder wasn't like this. Carl Karcher was a real decent man and loved people and loved serving healthy fast food, which at that time was. Though burgers have a lot of calories and beef is heavy in cholesterol, the burgers were about the best in the industry, as good as In-And-Out Burgers.
I, myself is from immigrant parents who came from eastern Europe/Russia during the Korean War and they always respected America. Today's illegals are filthy, dirty, stinky, immoral, and don't care about rules. They just want free money and when they get caught they always manage to come back. My wife and I no longer eat at any Carl's Jr. unless there's no other restaurant in the area we're traveling. We do like their burgers, like I said among the best in the industry. Their sex ads stink, that's another reason we don't eat there anymore. They don't need sex to sell. That's for single men who only want sex 24/7.
"Carl's Jr. does not give a crap about customer satisfaction!" I visited the store in Fullerton CA on Euclid north of Commonwealth and ordered a "six dollar burger, well done, to go" like I've done many times before, from the same person. I get home and the first sign of a problem is the "low carb" sticker on the box, that I've never seen before? I open the box to discover "NO BUN TOP OR BOTTOM." So I drive back (about 3 or 4 miles each way) and the manager is not there, but they say they can help me.
They try to tell me I ordered it with no bread! GIVE ME A BREAK, NO BREAD? Who orders a hamburger with no bread. Anyway, I ask for my original order to be replaced and a refund. THEY REFUSED and said "we can't do that." I took my money and left! In the past when I called and complained about their product or service they said something like "WE'RE SORRY AND WILL TRY TO NOT LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN." Never offered to replace the product or send me a voucher or coupon like other fast food establishments who give a ** about its customers' satisfaction.
Any mention about dissatisfaction to El Pollo Loco, (or Pizza Hut) they either comp my whole meal or send me a $10 certificate. They want me to come back! As do many other fast food places I've had a problem with. IT SEEMS CARL'S JUST DOES NOT GIVE A FLYING ** ABOUT ITS CUSTOMERS! And couldn't care less if I return or not.
I'm inclined to make a picket sign that reads "IF YOU WANT A BUN WITH YOUR BURGER BE SURE TO ASK" and stand at the drive through entrance (which I still might do) and see if they change their minds, or call the cops? If I get no satisfaction, I will most likely NEVER PATRONIZE THEM AGAIN! Right now "CARL'S BLOWS BIG TIME!" P.S. Another sign of their arrogance was how difficult it was to give them my feedback online, I never found a link, telling me they truly do not care. If I do picket, I'll probably let you know how that worked out if I can.
LYNWOOD, CALIFORNIA -- I went to Carl's Jr. restaurant to buy a spicy chicken sandwich on October 22, 2009. I went to use the restroom before I order my sandwich. This was around 8:20 a. m., I was waiting in the bathroom, for a lady to finish using the toilet. The lady came out of the stall after flushing the toilet, she was an employee of the restaurant, she left the bathroom without washing her hands, over the sink it says "employees wash your hands." She didn't. I use the restroom wash my hands and left the bathroom. The employee who didn't wash her hands went into the kitchen, the place that you prepared the food.
I asked to talk to her and told her, "you are supposed to wash your hands before you leave the bathroom." She made some excuse that she doesn't like to wash her hands when someone is in the bathroom. I asked the cashier for the customer service number for Carl's Jr. She said she didn't know the number, and that the number wasn't in the restaurant.
I have to check the computer for the telephone number to call customer service and complaint, the lady who answer the phone said she would make a report, this Carl's Jr. is located in the city of Lynwood, Ca. on Imperial Hwy and Martin Luther King Blvd. I think people need to know this, so their health and life would protected. This is a public safety issue.
ALHAMBRA, CALIFORNIA -- I went in to the 2521 Commonwealth Carl's Jr. in Alhambra on 7/6/09 at 8:17 P.M. After I ordered my combo meal, the cashier forgot to give me the drink cup as he proceeded to take the order of the next customers that went after me. As I was obviously waiting for his attention, he continued to take out his cellphone and search for a picture he wanted to show the customers I assume he knew outside work. Other customers were waiting in the meantime.
In addition, when the "same person" brought me my order at my table he did not offer me any ketchup at all, which is customary at every Carl's Jr. I've ever been at. I was surprised to see however, that on the next order he delivered that he had a full ketchup bottle already on the tray to be given to the customers he personally knew. Shouldn't the same service be given all the time even if you know the customers?
I'm sick and tired of being interrupted before I can finish telling the counter person what I want on my burger. As I'm speaking they interrupt and ask if I want a combo meal. If I wanted a combo meal I would've told them at the beginning, i. e., " I'd like a Superstar combo meal with...". After I say "no", I usually have to start over and repeat most of what I've already said. This is obviously company policy to try to sell you the combo meal. Why don't they teach their young employees some manners instead of requiring that they be rude and interrupt the customer. At the very least they could have them wait until the customer stops talking.
ROHNERT PARK -- I was impressed by the Carl's Jr./Kim Kardashian TV commercial for the NEW chicken, apple, walnut, cranberry salad... very well produced commercial.. Great looking, juicy, fresh products. So, I bought the salad - to go, and, for the first time in my life, I took it back and asked for my money back! If it had looked like the salad that "Kim" was eating, or the beautiful full color ads in the restaurant, I would have been a happy customer.
It was nothing but a big jumble of ugly looking lettuce, 4 slices of discolored apple, a pathetic tiny bag of smashed walnuts, another pathetic tiny bag of cranberries - I counted 10. I believe there should have been cheese in it, didn't see any cheese. One word - Terrible.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA -- Store 874 in Las Vegas, NV is the worst Carl's Jr. in Las Vegas. I've been there before and they were nice and service friendly but today 11/05/09 at 4:00 service was soo terrible they should be shut down. I ordered 30 dollars in food and got it in about 3 minutes. Yes it's fast food I understand but at least make your food better than Mc Donald's. Yes, this Carl's Jr. is worse than Mc Donald's. I, ordered a Jalapeno 6 dollar burger and got a Famous Star meat patty, unmelted cheese and cold jalapenos. Disgusting.
I even went inside and told a black woman manager (didn't catch a name) and asked her "is this the right burger?" She said "yes it is." I said "are you sure?" She said "yes." So I went to another Carl's Jr, ordered the same burger and it was HUGE. The way a Six Dollar Burger should be made. I asked that store manager if this was the same burger (the one made at the other store.) She replied "yes but it's a Famous Star meat patty not a Six Dollar meat patty." So not only do they have terrible service and terrible food but they also lie to you. No thanks to Store:874 for a horrible dinner.
IRVINE, CALIFORNIA -- I went to my local Carl's Jr. for lunch with a friend. After ordering a burger I asked the worker, who happened to be the manager, for a cup of water. He told me, "out of cups," so I went to go find a seat. As I sat down to wait for my order to come out, I heard a lady (much older than I am) ask for "a cup of water." Without saying anything, the manager hands her a cup of water and directs her to where she can find water.
I was very upset as I went up to the cashier once again and asked the manager why he lied to me by saying there are no more water cups. He yelled, "People like you get soda in the water cups!" I told him that I was not those "people" and asked him if he has ever witnessed me getting soda in my water cup. He just went on to talk about how so many young teens always get drinks in their cups.
Well, I am sorry to hear that there are people that get drinks in their water cups for free, but I have never done that in my life and I am very offended at how the manager just assumes that I will do the same and lies that there are no water cups. That is pure discrimination and how can a manager lie to its customer?? He even said, "have a nice day!" as I walked out of the store so upset, with an empty stomach, and dehydrated.
MODESTO, CALIFORNIA -- The Carl's Jr. at 1600 OAKDALE RD, Modesto has without a doubt the worst record for getting your order right, getting it hot & getting it fresh. I placed my order with ** (the Manager) within two or three minutes after getting in line. (I was the only customer in line.) When she finally got to me, I placed my regular order of one single guacamole burger and medium fry, one double western bacon cheese burger and large fry. I got home to find my double western bacon cheese burger had shrank to a single western bacon cheese burger. Both of the burgers patties were burnt and cold, although the western did have a tiny sliver of bacon on it.
I called ** (the Manager) to complain about my order but was told that it was "I" who was wrong. That I had gotten exactly what I had ordered and that her food was always hot and fresh. Needless to say, I will never go back to that restaurant and maybe any Carl's Jr. restaurant. On top of all of this, I was given a single burger that was on sale at the time and charged the full price for a double. So, not only are they bad cooks... they are also thieves!


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Just when you thought it was finally time to trash your grandmother's yellow boudoir chair, think again. According to the latest design trend, you can now consider bringing it into the fold, or at least the living room.
What's trending now in the world of interior design is something that home furnishings brand Ethan Allen has coined "The New Eclecticism," and it's a broad movement that will put more people at ease with choosing home furnishings.
"Eclecticism is mixing various styles together to create a complete look," said designer Douglas Graneto, who lives and works in Greenwich. "A one-period room or look can read a little flat. Adding pieces from different parts of your life will make it more interesting."
Graneto, who participated in Ethan Allen's recent rollout of the concept at its headquarters in Danbury, said people have many more options now, and they enjoy mixing styles and expressing their personality through furnishings. "Furniture can be an emotional response," he explained. When he is shopping with clients, he watches how the client reacts. "Just changing the fabric can change how the piece works completely."
Designer Christina Sullivan Roughan, of Roughan Interiors in Weston, was also at the event, and she encourages people to take chances. "Homeowners shouldn't be afraid to combine different pieces together. Eclecticism is bringing in different pieces that will go with one another to match the homeowner's personality," she said. "Play with mixing old pieces and new. It's trial and error."
Eclecticism, however, does not mean a free-for-all. There should be some unity within a space, and Graneto offers some basics to consider when furnishing a room.
Many people enjoy bringing an old vintage or family piece into an otherwise contemporary room, but pieces may not work until they are linked together. Graneto said one way to do that is through fabrics. "To bring disparate pieces together, consider new upholstery to link fabrics by staying in the same color family or using a similar pattern or texture on the vintage piece," he said. "The upholstery will bring it up-to-date."
If the family piece already fits in stylistically, you can make it more current or interesting by refinishing it. "A lacquer is a great way to add a chic element to an older piece of furniture."
His third suggestion is to be aware of one of the basic tenets of interior design: proportion and scale. Pieces from different eras are fine, but their proportion and scale must relate to the space and other furniture. "Obviously not everything in your attic is going to work, and proportion and scale are not as easily adjusted as altering textures and colors. Some pieces may just be out of scale with the dimensions of the space. It has to make sense as a complete room."
Roughan, who has been designing for more than 20 years, offers some tips to create eclectic interiors that work. They involve inspiration, form and function, and color and accessories.
For her, each space must have an inspiration to build upon. "It could be something as chic as a Lillian Bassman black-and-white photograph or a replica of the Hubbard Telescope," she said. "Inspiration comes from all sorts of places. Collect and inspire before committing to anything."
Once you have an inspiration piece, think about the room's function. "My aesthetic is modern/traditional, which is a combination of the old and new, very eclectic," she said. There's a lot to consider, and you have to be practical. "In a living room, I need to know how many people my client wants to seat and how many the space can provide. What kind of window treatments will be needed? Will there be a TV and should it be hidden? Should the space be more formal or casual? Do they have pets, children?"
Color is the next step. Once you have that, you can start picking fabrics and furnishing, window treatments, painting and carpets. The final step is artwork and accessories. "Imagine going to a black-tie event without the perfect earrings?" said Roughan. "Even the most beautiful interior will feel incomplete without art on the walls or a sculpture on the table."
Inspiration can come from anywhere, so peruse flea markets, eBay, antique and estate sales and retail stores.
Ellen Kilroy, who lives in Brookfield and has been an Ethan Allen designer for 13 years, gives a few examples of successful eclectic pairings.
"A traditional button-tufted sofa is perfectly at ease with contemporary art, while glass lamps and a nickel-and-glass coffee table are comfortably matched with a roll-arm sofa in a classic damask fabric," she said. "Combining styles in this way is what's new and what makes this anything but your grandmother's living room."
Which brings us back to your grandmother's chair. Maybe it will fit right in after all? It's certainly worth a try.
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Before an out had been recorded, Cal State Northridge (18-34-1, 2-17 BWC) had already found itself in a 7-0 hole as UC Santa Barbara (24-30, 6-13 BWC) used a big first inning to take a 12-4 victory on Friday afternoon at Matador Field.
The Gauchos took advantage of four walks and a fielding error to score seven runs before CSUN came to the plate. Matt Kalafatis and David Harrit had consecutive two-run doubles with nobody out in the first inning to put the game decidedly in the favor of UCSB.
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allowed just an unearned run in the seventh en route to his seventh win of the season. Alberto Quintana dropped a single down in left field with two outs to bring home Chase McGuire and then moved all the way to third as the ball got past the left fielder. John Voita followed with a single to right field to plate Quintana to cut the lead to 7-2 after one complete inning.
Northridge didn't score again until the seventh as McGuire's sac fly to center field brought in Raymond Ravago from third base. Ravago had led off the inning with a walk and remained on the bases as Bill Rowe threw too high on a force attempt at second base. CSUN scored its third run in the ninth, getting a leadoff single from Johnny Coit followed later by a two-out single up the middle by Jeff Tezak.
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Caula A. Beyl has been named dean of the University of Tennessee College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Since January Beyl has been serving as Interim Dean of Graduate Studies for Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University. Prior to then she was director of Alabama A&M's Office of Institutional Planning, Research and Evaluation.
Beyl will be the first female dean of UT's nearly century old college of agriculture. She is among a handful of female leaders of such land-grant colleges across the nation.
The UT College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources offers a variety of studies focused on food, fiber and natural resources systems. As dean, Beyl will oversee the college's academic programs, which serve approximately 840 undergraduate and 225 graduate students.
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A professor of horticulture, Beyl has received numerous awards and recognitions for her teaching and research. She has also served in editorial and review capacities for a number of scholarly publications, including the Journal of the American Society for Horticultural Science.
Beyl holds a Ph.D. in stress physiology and a master's in horticulture from Purdue University. She earned her bachelor's of science degree in biology from Florida Atlantic University.
Regarding her appointment, the new dean said, "Throughout the years, the UT College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources has been well known for its leadership and energetic faculty. I am thoroughly delighted to be welcomed into this outstanding family and to experience firsthand a true UT welcome."
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Stopping by "Watch What Happens Live" with Andy Cohen to promote her new HBO show "The Deuce," Maggie Gyllenhaal was asked about Taylor Swift's scarf. Something she clearly has no idea about.
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DMCC Round 3 was held this past weekend in Victoriaville, Quebec. It was a very different venue then where a DMCC event usually takes place.. Instead of being at a race track like normal the 3rd round was held in a snow dump that was converted by the DMCC team and with the help of the town of Victoriaville into one of the best DMCC events ever. The track that was set up was very technical and even had a jump half way through it..made it really exciting to watch.
An other new aspect for Rd3 was the way the event was layed out, practice and qualification for both Pro and Pro Am drivers was on the Saturday and then both main competitions were on the Sunday. That way the Pro Am guy also got the visibility they deserve.
During practice most of the drivers were testing out the track and getting used to it especially with the jump it would un settle a car really easily and throw them off line. Pat Cyr who has been doing a bunch of Formula D events made it out to the event and was doing great even tho he was using a borrowed engine and was down a lot on power compared to what he was used to. It was a tricky track and if you got your entry wrong it would send you into the k barrier. something that happened to a few drivers but nothing to serious.
Practice went off with out a hitch for both the ProAm and Pro drivers and the grand stands were already getting full. It was time for qualifications. First up were the ProAm guys. Mario Courchesne of team Drifters/Soldiers had a rough first run..he backed the car into the k barrier but the damage was not too bad..But on his second run he had a bit worse luck and really hit hard…The crazy thing about this is that he and Pro driver Dominic Derosier share the car and Pro qualifications were coming up next. Tomy Boivert-Bellemare has been doing great all season and he get the top qualifying spot.
Next up were the Pros, There were already some drivers not at pre grid because of issues. Marc Landreville had engine problems during the practice session and had to retire and Marce Andre Fontaine who crashed his Skyline at rd2 sadly blew his tranny during practice too. Carl Nadeau did try to qualify in his BFG V8 powered M3 but the car had some big issues and both his qualification runs were a bust. After missing rd2 Tania was back but after a run in with the wall her day was over.. Too everybodys surprise Dom Derosier pulled up to the line for the second run of quals..Really impressed with the Drifters/Soldiers team for getting the car back together so fast after a pretty good wall hit. And even with a car that was not 100% Dom put down a solid run that get him into the show! Top spot went to Miro with Jeff Laflamme qualifying in second and Dave Brigg in 3rd.
Day 2 started off with a bang! Compared to Rd2 where it seemed like the end of the world with all the rain we received we could not of asked for a better day for the competition. After a few quick practice sessions for both Pro and ProAm the grand stands were already completely full and by the time the Pro Am comp started it was pretty much standing room only…was awesome to see since we were after all in a snow dump.
The Pro Am comp was great. These guys pushed the limits and gave the crowd a great show with tandem runs that in some cases were better then the Pro's. Top qualifyer . Tomy Boivert-Bellemare took home the win after a hard battle against Eric Warnet in his Mustang with Marc Andre Claude getting 3rd.
Now it was time for the Pro competition. The top 16 battles were exciting and with a few drivers not making the cut both Miro and Jeff Laflamme got bi -runs into the top 8. The track was amazing for tandems..the action was so tight that a lot of the run resulted in one more times. The final 4 battle was some of the best drift action Ive ever seen in DMCC. First up was Miro against Pat Cyr. Pat is a tandem monster on a technical track like this. On his chase run he stuck to Miro like glue but it was on his lead run where it all went wrong. Pat had a bit of a gap on Miro and coming around the last clip where the finish line is, Pats back end clipped the K wall and it sent him into into and up the k wall with his front end. I have to give props to Miro for avoiding Pat while he was spinning around and loosing part off his car.
Next it was Dave Briggs against Jeff Laflamme, two drivers that were very consistent all weekend. It was a great battle with Briggs doing good on his chase run. On his lead run Briggs wall tapped causing his tire to pop and actually come right off the rim. With that a one more time was issue and after that intense battle Dave was giving the win.
With Pat Cyr out of it, Jeff Flamme was automaticly awarded 3rd place. Now for the battle for 1st it was Miro versus Dave Briggs. The battle was great and pretty equal so it really hard to pick a winner but after the judges went over the points Dave Briggs was given the win..His 2nd podium in DMCC and first win in DMCC.. Dave was excatic since he was aiaming for this for the longest time.
Overall it was an insane weekend. The venue for RD3 was one of the best ever with the great weather, awesome track and packed grand stands I don't think we could of asked for anything better.
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An individual who holds both the characterisitcs of a yuppie and a hipster. They are usually successful in business and feel special or unique for liking the underground indie culture.
For the yipster, the term 9 to 5 is reversed. They will work until 9pm, then go out and party at an underground club til 5am...and make it back at work by 10.
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Yipster is derived form the word combination of Yuppie & HipsterA yipster is a person whose physical appearance resembles a hipster, but yet, rejects the uber philosophy of hipsterdom. Since they don't side with one side or the other, they tend to think that they are above everyone else. They are people who would hang out in an up and coming area, but yet never live in that area.
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Dr. Kevin Craig has a medical practice at 502 Washington Avenue, Los Banos CA. Dr. Kevin Craig specializes in ophthalmology and has over 26 years of experience in the field of medicine. He is affiliated with numerous hospitals, including Memorial Medical Center (CA) and more. New patients are welcome to contact Dr. Kevin's office. Please call (209) 827 4866 or go to the doctoc's office to know doctor's practice, includes clinics, staff, opening hours and medical advice or to make an appointment with this doctor.
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- Office Address Sutter Valley Medical Foundation 502 Washington Avenue,
Los Banos, CA 93635, United States
- Phone number (209) 827 4866
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- NPI Number: #1912089061
- Entity Type Code: Individual
- Years in Practice: +26 years
- Gender: Male
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- Medical License: G80509, California
- Provider Taxonomy: 207W00000X, Ophthalmology
- Enumeration Date: Oct 19, 2006
- Languages: English
- Is Sole Proprietor: No
- Organization Legal Name: Sutter Valley Medical Foundation
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Specialty: Ophthalmology
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He attended medical school at George Washington University School Of Medicine and graduated in 1992.
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- Address: 1700 Coffee Rd, Modesto, CA 95355
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Canadian Olympic men's hockey team can make history with a win in gold-medal game
Team Canada head coach Mike Babcock during hockey practice at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, on Saturday February 22, 2014. (Al Charest/QMI Agency)
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Today, no matter the outcome, is the end for Team Canada '14 -- the final event of the Winter Olympics.
This group of stars -- picked at and prodded, brought together for so short a time yet so large a purpose, carrying their own hopes and those of a hockey-obsessed nation -- will each come home with medal, and then they are gone.
Just like that.
They are playing for a place in history -- or the unfortunate chance to be mostly forgotten. And for a team that has grown so close together in so short a time, there is that sense of finality.
"I didn't know a lot of these players before," said Jamie Benn, the surprising Canadian star. "But I've made a lot of good friends pretty quickly. There's a lot of great guys in our group."
Now, it's one and done for Team Canada -- and then back to the NHL, going from one team to 14 different ones. After winning his gold medal for the second straight Olympics, Alex Bilodeau said he had to be perfect for 24 seconds every four years.
Team Canada has more than the 24 seconds, but the notion is similar and repeating the near-perfection of Friday's 1-0 win over Team USA is a challenge of Olympic-sized proportions.
"This is the last time we're going to play together at the Olympics," said Alex Pietrangelo, the impressive Canadian defenceman. "You try and take as much of it in as possible."
It all happens so fast. One day they're NHL stars, the next day they're on a plane to Russia, living in an athletes' village, trying on Canadian colours, playing for the first time together, and when you finally get time to catch your breath, it's down to one game. It's gold or another medal.
In Nagano and Turin, there were no other medals. There was a feeling of hockey emptiness. The last time Canada won silver at men's hockey was in 1994 in Lillehammer, ironically against Sweden, in the famed Peter Forsberg shootout game.
The only connection Forsberg has had to today's game: He is unhappy that Canadians will officiate and had spoken out against it. He's upset, but the Swedish team here isn't. As evidenced in the women's gold-medal game, having a good referee is far more important than having a neutral one.
In the men's final, it will likely come down to a matter of styles.
Canada will have to adjust after playing something closer to an NHL-style game against the Americans. Sweden will have to adjust to Canada after playing its usual waiting game against the similar Finns.
"A lot of us (have been) playing against our teammates," said Pietrangelo. "You start thinking this is the last game we're going to play together at the Olympics. It can be pretty emotional."
If anything, the past two weeks have been eye-opening, not necessary by the quality of hockey in the tournament, but by the defensive strength of the Canadian team. The benching of Norris Trophy winner P.K. Subban and other moves made by coach Mike Babcock demonstrate the growing separation between Canada and the rest of the hockey world.
It has not been reflected in the Olympic scores but it has been when comparing the depth of rosters and the quality of healthy scratches for Canada, even with John Tavares out of the lineup and Steven Stamkos never able to play.
Sweden lost two players before the tournament -- Henrik Sedin and Johan Franzen -- and then lost Henrik Zetterberg to back surgery. Their replacements were nothing like Martin St. Louis: They added Gustav Nyquist from the Detroit Red Wings and Marcus Johansson from the Washington Capitals.
After losing the semifinal game, American coach Dan Bylsma talked about what it was like to play Team Canada. "They have Rick Nash on the fourth line," he said, all but harrumphing. He could have mentioned they had Matt Duchene and Patrick Sharp on the fourth line as well. "We play a lot against Rick Nash. I know what he's capable of."
Had he coached in the West, he might have said the same about Duchene or Sharp.
Babcock, proving to be his own man, didn't play St. Louis a single shift against the USA and with his defence pairs jelling so well, there has been no place for Subban. No other country could bench an Art Ross and Norris Trophy winner. The depth was evident in the third period against the Americans, when the Canadians wore them out.
"It's not about who scores the goals or who blocks the shots or who plays," said Babcock. "It's about winning. It's about Canada. It's about hockey supremacy.
"We like to brag that it's our game? If you think it's your game, you better show it's your game."
There is one game left for gold. No time for mistakes. One game to get it right.
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Monday, March 16, 2009
Gilliam Family, great story
This photo is from Ancient Faces web site. It was taken May 1942.
The person who contributed the photo writes:
"This is one of the last get togethers of the Arville and Mary Gilliam Family in Kentucky. Arville, laid-off school teacher, has taken a war industry job in Dayton, Ohio and has been commuting with his family on desolate Brushy Creek. In March 1943, mom and five children packed everything we owned and rode the train to Cincinnatti and on to our new home in Dayton Ohio - where we lived above and behind an abandoned barber shop..."
The children are named Jean, Richard, Thomas, Dorsey, and Patsy.
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- Life by the Handful said...
What a great picture! I wonder what the little one was doing that both mom and dad were distracted.
- March 16, 2009 at 5:14 PM
- Natalia said...
I agree! Usually it's the babies you can't get to look at the camera!
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Collecting 101
SCMA launched a new course in January 2011 called "Collecting 101." Designed to be an introduction to the issues and practical matters of collecting for an institution, "Collecting 101" allowed students to directly participate in researching and purchasing a work on paper for the SCMA collection.
During the inaugural teaching of the course, twelve students (representing all classes) learned about the SCMA's policies and aspects of collecting in general. They also learned about printmaking, as the works to be considered for purchase were contemporary prints. As a group the class assembled a list of important criteria to consider while deciding on their purchase, which included the work's educational value from an interdisciplinary perspective, that the work be intellectually stimulating and visual appeal, and that it fit well into the current collection.
On January 13, the class hosted Jamie Miller, Master Printer and Program Director at the Lower East Side Printshop, who introduced eleven possible choices of contemporary prints for purchase. After narrowing the field to four items, students researched and presented purchase proposals, arguing the merits of each print.
Competition was fierce, and all of the proposals were well argued and presented. The final work selected, Dread Scott's Boom BOOM!is the first work by the artist to enter the SCMA collection. "Collecting 101" will be offered again in January 2012.
Jamie Miller and students in "Collecting 101" consider selected works from the Lower East Side Printshop, January 2011.


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